ksarnelli

Sorry, I realized I kind of hijacked this thread. I was actually asking hernandito in regards to the rdp-calibre setup he posted and was referring to the native content server that comes with Calibre.

I am using Aptalca's RDP-Calibre docker and it is awesome. You get both the "desktop" version of Calibre, and a web based one to access your books from your device. Here is my config page for it. I think I added a few paths and variables... the /library one is where all by books are stored along w/ the database. You access the "desktop" version in your browser via a VNC remote desktop connection. There is no longer a need to have a Mac or Win version of Calibre. The /library folder has stuff like this: If you use the Mac or Win version of Calibre, copy the database folder to the /library folder and then follow all my settings. There is one there for URLPREFIX, use that one only if you use reverse proxy. I copied over my Calibre library and all my books how up in the Calibre interface when I rdp in. However, when I go to the content server it says there are no books in the library. I looked at the content server settings in the Calibre UI and it isn't even running (and the default port is defined), so I assume the content server in this docker is decoupled from the content server presented in the UI. How do I get the content server to show what's in the actual Calibre library?

From the flexget webui wiki page (http://flexget.com/wiki/Web-UI) you the right way to set the password would be from the command line inside the docker. You can do this by running docker exec -it FlexGet /bin/bash from inside either a telnet or ssh session on your unRAID box. This will spawn a bash session inside the docker container and connect you to it. Then you can run the recommended command from the wiki: flexget web passwd some-password where some-password is the password you'd like to use. (btw, once you run the /bin/bash command above, you can run the flexget execute -v command) That's as far as I've gotten. flexget tells me it's updated the password successfully, but the webui still rejects it. Restarting the container still gives me the "no password" error. UPDATE: Figured it out. For some reason, my config folder had multiple sqlite databases, so flexget web passwd was updating the wrong one. It's now working as advertised. Just a heads up for anyone else trying to set the webui password. The command flexget web passwd some-password will create/update the db-config.sqlite file located in the current directory, therefore you need to cd to /config first.

Thanks for the quick fix - it's working now using the new branch

I can't get this docker working either. The docker shows itself as running but the TeamSpeak client is unable to connect to the server. I tried leaving all of the default settings (including deleting the config folder and docker image before reinstalling) as well as manually setting the ports in bridged mode. Here is a snippet of the output from [docker logs -f teamspeak3]: [ OK ] Starting ts3-server: TeamSpeak 3 Server tail: cannot open 'ts3server_2016-09-21__02_38_06.125233_0.log' for reading: No such file or directory tail: cannot open 'ts3server_2016-09-21__02_38_02.188619_0.log' for reading: No such file or directory [ OK ] Starting ts3-server: TeamSpeak 3 Server tail: cannot open 'ts3server_2016-09-21__02_38_10.061207_0.log' for reading: No such file or directory tail: cannot open 'ts3server_2016-09-21__02_38_06.125233_0.log' for reading: No such file or directory It looks like it's looping endlessly. Some other details: - I'm running unRAID 6.2 final. - I tested the Teamspeak3 docker from binhex and it works, but I don't like the way it stores the TS server config outside the actual /config folder (i made a change to a docker setting and it blew away my whole TS server config ). EDIT: grammar

Hi Zeron - any chance you can update this for 6.2 final? Thanks!

I'm having this issue as well after upgrading from 6.1.9 final to 6.2 final. I never had the issue with 6.1.9. I tried changing the guest OS from 'Other Linux (64-bit)' to 'Ubuntu Linux (64-bit)' but it's still occurring.